Dawgnet

[beachbum]

This is probably a stupid question but I'm a little behind on all the "new technology. David Grisman has a download site where you can get transcriptions of a new song every month. There are also MP3s at full speed and half speed. My question: How do I save the MP3s for later use or can I? I can get them to play but I'd like to have them later. Help!
Dawg's page (http://www.dawgnet.com/dgq_splash.html)

[mad dawg]

What browser do you use? If you use IE, right-click on the MP3 link and select "Save Target As"; if you use Netscape, I forget what the Netscape equivalent is, but try right-clicking on the link and see what similar option appears.

[beachbum]

I use IE. I tried the right click option but it didn't give me an option to save it. That was greyed out.

[Coy Wylie]

No help from me, but thanks for the link!

[Walter Newton]

Try going to dawgnet.com and clicking on the "Acoustic Disc HTML" link and accessing the Music Studio from there, rather than from the "Flash" site - you should then be able to save by right-clicking on the .mp3 links as described above (that works for me with IE 6.0).

[beachbum]

Yippee! It works! Thanks for the help! Now if I can just get my fingers to do what their supposed to do.....